I, MOHAMED BENNOUNA, Judgeof the International Tribunal for
the Prosecution of Persons Responsible for Serious Violations of International
Humanitarian Law Committed in the Territory of the Former Yugoslavia Since 1991 ("the
International Tribunal"),

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED as pre-trial Judge in this matter by virtue
of an order of the Trial Chamber dated 3 February 2000,

BEING SEISED of a "Prosecutions Motion for Extension of
Time to Comply with the Trial Chambers Decision on Defence Motion to Compel
Discovery" ("the Motion"), filed on 17 May 2000 by the Office of
the Prosecutor ("Prosecution") seeking an extension of time, from 18 May 2000 to
5 June 2000, in which to disclose to the Defence for each accused an unredacted copy of
the document entitled "Extracts of Evidence", as ordered by the Trial Chamber on
11 May 2000,

NOTING that the Prosecution acknowledges that certain of the
witnesses named in the "Extracts of Evidence" do not request protective
measures,

NOTING the status conference scheduled in this matter on Wednesday
7 June 2000,

CONSIDERING that the reasons given in support of the Request
constitute good cause for the purpose of Rule 127 of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence
of the International Tribunal ("the Rules"),

PURSUANT TO Rule 127 of the Rules,

HEREBY GRANT the Motion in part and ORDER as follows:

the Prosecution shall immediately disclose to the Defence for both accused the names of
the six witnesses who have confirmed that they do not request protective measures; and

the Prosecution shall have until Thursday 1 June 2000 to disclose to the Defence for
each accused an unredacted copy of the "Extracts of Evidence" or to file a
motion for specific protective measures for individual witnesses.